Can I plug this into my computer and use Audacity to record the audio?
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Sure. Just remember that it is a battery powered mic and you'll need to use the Mic-In port on your computer audio interface or set the audio control software (if available) to treat whatever line-in you're using as a mic level input.
11391
I have been using this mic for audio during video conferencing. As long as you have a microphone-in jack on your computer, it will act just like any other microphone.
11392
I've tried different microphones for home studio recording I do not recommend a shotgun mic for music. But if you are using the mic for just voice recording it could be a nice option. For my camera recording I use the SG 108 and it's pretty good for the price. So in my opinion it should be a good buy.
11393
Yes, you can. I actually have done it several times. As long as you have a Mic input in your PC there shouldn't be any problem.
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No. The simplest and best recording software (free) is audacity. Easy to use and works with this hardware
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This isn't for connecting to a computer, it's only phantom power used for special microphones that require power. You are looking for something like the PreSonus AudioBox USB 2x2 USB Recording Interface.
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I haven't used audacity for this product but you should be able to use all four inputs simultaneously
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Yes you can. Get one that has an audio plug that matches the audio out jack on the recorder.
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as the description says you are able to record onto a USB which you should then be able to plug the USB into your computer and transfer the music.
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Nothing much. You need a USB port (and potentially a USB hub with an external power supply in case there isn't enough power for the interface). Other than that as long as your computer can support a proper DAW it should be fine.
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You are not able to directly connect this to your computer, this is an analog audio device. The 48V power supply drive the microphone. The output can connect to a mixer or directly in an audio interface microphone input. If you are planning to record or play live sound, you need at least an audio interface. Try Icon and Focusrite. They are providing nice products. ICON even support at least one extra virtual output. You may also need audio analyse software, like Cubase, Samplitude, Adobe Adition, and Ableton Live. Good luck. But, if you don't want to go that professional, try a dynamic microphone.Or USB microphone. BLUE has a very nice USB microphone product. You are not able to directly connect this to your computer, this is an analog audio device. The 48V power supply drive the microphone. The output can connect to a mixer or directly in an audio interface microphone input. If you are planning to record or play live sound, you need at least an audio interface. Try Icon and Focusrite. They are providing nice products. ICON even support at least one extra virtual output. You may also need audio analyse software, like Cubase, Samplitude, Adobe Adition, and Ableton Live. Good luck. But, if you don't want to go that professional, try a... » Read More You are not able to directly connect this to your computer, this is an analog audio device. The 48V power supply drive the microphone. The output can connect to a mixer or directly in an audio interface microphone input. If you are planning to record or play live sound, you need at least an audio interface. Try Icon and Focusrite. They are providing nice products. ICON even support at least one extra virtual output. You may also need audio analyse software, like Cubase, Samplitude, Adobe Adition, and Ableton Live. Good luck. But, if you don't want to go that professional, try a dynamic microphone.Or USB microphone. BLUE has a very nice USB microphone product. « Show Less
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If you are using your computer's built in audio card it should work though I can't say for sure because I don't run audacity on my computer.
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Yes, you will need a recording program. I use Audicity which is a free program and works great for all my recordings.
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I don't really know. I have only recorded onto a CD and I don't believe you can record any other way. However, there is a way to connect to your computer, so there may be some options I am not aware of.
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Yep pretty darn easy, connect to your computer via supplied USB cable. That's how you load your mp3s on and off as well as the WAV files you record.
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Hello,If your computer has "MICROPHONE INPUT" and recording software MAYBE okay to use. However just want to remind you that the sound produce maybe very low and sometimes unable to hear. Hope this helpThank you
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Yes it can but you will need some recording software, I use audacity because it's free. Once you have downloaded and installed Audacity you will need to install LAME to export the files from Audacity in a MP3 format to replay on your computer. You will need a 1/4in to 1/8 in audio adapter ; plug the 1/8in end into the mic input of your computer and run the 1/4 in Audio cable that came with your Audio2000s from the adapter on your computer to the input on the Audio200s. There is a free tutorial that comes with the Audacity software it would be a good idea to review that if you have never used any recording software.
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Yes it can be plugged into a computer but I never got the microphone to work.
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This is exactly what you would want. You may want to download a program similar to Audacity from the internet though.
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It could as long as your computer has a 3.5mm input mic jack. And your audio output source has a RCA style output with L(white) and R(red) rca. Also you will need software that can support what you are trying to do. Hope this was helpful. Good Luck!